Gotham Knights review: strong story rescues underpowered Bat adventure
Gotham Knights takes a bold narrative swing by killing off Batman, but its strong multiplayer is held back by performance and gameplay issues.
A Plague Tale: Requiem review: gorgeous sequel has some growing pains
A Plague Tale: Requiem builds on everything that made its predecessor a surprise hit, though its forced meditations on violence ring hollow.
Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope review: one of Mario’s finest spinoffs
Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope is a step up for the tactics series, with more creative combat that makes every turn a blast.
Scorn review: Bold psychological horror game is only half-formed
Scorn pays tribute to H. R. Giger with harrowing visuals that'll haunt your nightmares, but the horror game is better watched than played.
Logitech G Cloud Gaming Handheld review: For enthusiasts only
The Logitech G Cloud Gaming Handheld is the first device of its kind, but it doesn't prove that dedicated cloud gaming handhelds are necessary.
Valkyrie Elysium review: a cult-classic made average
Valkyrie Elysium is a budget RPG that squanders lovely art design with bare-bones combat and a predictable story.
Gundam Evolution review: a true Overwatch 2 contender, but not a flawless one
Gundam Evolution takes notes from Overwatch, but uses them to create a fresh, if imperfect, free-to-play shooter.
Desta: The Memories Between review: Netflix scores another great mobile game
Desta: The Memories Between miniaturizes the tactics genre with a heartfelt mobile game about social anxiety and dodgeball.
Shovel Knight Dig review: retro meets modern in this clever roguelike
Shovel Knight Dig is another spin-off success in Yacht Club's growing treasure trove of gems.
The DioField Chronicle review: strategy RPG makes for convincing sequel bait
Square Enix seems to think the The DioField Chronicle could be the start of a new franchise, and it makes a strong case for that.
The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero review: politics and RPG battles collide
The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero puts together a politically engaging story, fun gameplay, and likable heroes into one epic RPG.
Soulstice review: an enjoyable AA throwback with one fatal flaw
Soulstice is a AA through and through; it's quite ambitious, but some flaws hold it back from true greatness.
Metal: Hellsinger review: this headbanging shooter is a bit one-note
Metal: Hellsinger makes up for its one-note rhythm-shooting with a fantastic metal soundtrack.
Splatoon 3 review: the antidote to your modern multiplayer woes
Splatoon 3 spares no expenses in delivering a wildly fun experience whether you're in it for single or multiplayer.
Steelrising review: a creative Soulslike attempt that struggles to execute
Steelrising has some big ideas for the Soulslike genre, but it can't quite deliver on its grand vision.
Rumbleverse review: This battle royale is a knockout
Rumbleverse is a clever fusion of fighting games and battle royales that impresses even despite some of its early issues.
The Last of Us Part I review: Revolutionizing gaming in a new way
The Last of Us Part I is incredible, superfluous, and necessary all in one complicated remake package.
Immortality review: getting some real Persona (1966) vibes
Immortality is a haunting work of interactive fiction that questions our at-times uncomfortable relationship with art.
Madden NFL 23 review: not a fumble, but still lost yardage
Madden NFL 23 has better gameplay than Madden NFL 22, but not much else is improved.
Saints Row review: This open-world reboot is Grand Theft Adequate
Saints Row is perfectly fine, but that lack of ambition is disappointing considering the series' wild reputation.
Soul Hackers 2 review: stylish JRPG tells more than it shows
Soul Hackers 2's excellent RPG gameplay helps make up for a disappointingly forgettable story.
Razer Barracuda Pro review: Finally, a gaming headset that won’t embarrass you
The Razer Barracuda Pro is a gaming headset with a mercifully discrete design, though not without key sacrifices.
MultiVersus review: corporate-mandated fighting game fun
Despite its corporate presentation and premise, MultiVersus succeeds at being a fun game for casuals and hardcore players alike,
Cult of the Lamb review: Midsommar by way of Animal Crossing
Though its roguelite component is lacking, Cult of the Lamb excels as a darkly comedic management sim.
Digimon Survive review: two genres, one pretty good package
Digimon Survive takes the series in a new hybrid direction and does it well ... for the most part.
Xenoblade Chronicles 3 review: The best RPG story I’ve played in ages
Xenoblade Chronicles 3 isn't the most elegant RPG, but its excellent story makes up for its shortcomings.
Live A Live Review: Classic RPG saves the best moments for last
Live A Live is a fun JRPG remake that features clever gameplay and unique story mechanics, though it doesn't come together until the very end.
Stray review: Sci-fi cat game is much more than an adorable meme
Stray isn't just an adorable cat game. It's a thoughtful sci-fi story about the intersection of the natural and mechanical world.
As Dusk Falls review: Xbox’s atypical narrative adventure leaves a strong mark
As Dusk Falls' motion comic-like presentation and compelling crime drama narrative help it stand out in the narrative adventure game space.
Escape Academy review: Escape room fun, minus the stakes
Escape Academy lovingly recreates the joys of real-world escape rooms, though it struggles to create stakes.
Yurukill: The Calumniation Games review: The whole is less than the sum of its parts
Yurukill: The Calumniation has engaging gameplay mechanics in the spur of the moment, but it's missing a narrative justification that ties them all together.
Razer Kishi V2 review: Mobile gaming controller borrows from the best
Razer Kishi V2 copies Backbone's notes, but is ultimately one of the best mobile gaming controllers on the market.
Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes review: Don’t underestimate this Switch standout
Though Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes lacks variety, it makes up for that with surprising RPG depth worthy of the Three Houses' throne.
Neon White review: Creative shooter is a heavenly delight
Neon White is a sharp takedown of religious fanaticism that revels in its sinfully entertaining card-based gun-platforming.